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Assistant Professor Mustafa Akben and Aaron Satko ’25 were a winner of the 2024 SIOP Machine Learning Competition by demonstrating innovative AI solutions that address complex workplace challenges and highlighting AI's transformative potential in organizational research.

Forty-Seven Martha and Spence Love School of Business students were inducted into Elon’s Chapter of Sigma Iota Epsilon.

Through a two-year fellows program, the five students in this multidisciplinary cohort will undertake mentored �þ��� research projects, enroll in specialized coursework, and engage in community-based learning with diverse religious communities.

The new offering will equip students with knowledge of network security, data privacy, and the ethical and legal considerations of cybersecurity.

In an era marked by rapid shifts in work arrangements, research co-authored by Robert Moorman, Brian Lyons, and Brittany Mercado in the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business looks at employee motivations for helping their companies and aiding their coworkers.

David Moura, a lecturer of management, co-authored research that examined an American university’s decision to sell the naming rights for its football stadium to a company that runs for-profit prisons accused of committing human rights violations.

Associate Professor Elena Kennedy served in a leadership role at the USASBE conference.

Associate Professors Sean McMahon and Elena Kennedy’s co-authored research received both the Best Overall Paper and Best Empirical Paper at the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship’s 2024 national conference.

2nd Lt. Patrick Brundidge, Jr. is a 2022 graduate of the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business (BSBA in Project Management)

�þ��� in the “Gateway to Business Los Angeles” course participated in a day of service on Jan. 15 at the Hollywood Food Coalition.